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Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Serviced Apartments

A distinctive 1920s architectural gem located on Tel Aviv’s beachfront, the Renoma offers spacious, fully equipped serviced apartments and hotel accommodations

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Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments
Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments
Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments Credit: Adi Gilad photography
Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments Credit: Adi Gilad photography
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Designed from top to bottom by French designer and photographer Maurice Renoma, the Renoma is a tantalizing 1920s architectural masterpiece, nestled within Tel Aviv’s beachfront boulevard. *Just minutes away from the city’s beating heart - Carmel Market, Rothschild Boulevard, Dizengoff Center, and Tel Aviv Port Renoma Hotel and Apartments provide a tranquil, tasteful, and lavish oasis, that set it apart from other hospitality establishments in the area.
High levels of service, never compromising on privacy

The Renoma’s 12 hotel rooms and suites, and 28 full-service apartments each has its own aesthetic, merging the creative traditions of fashion, photography and art to reflect the spirit of Tel Aviv. According to the Renoma’s owner, Michael Rottenberg, full-service apartments “create the perfect solution for guests that want more space than a hotel room can provide, and the services, amenities and security that are lacking from an Airbnb.”

Those living in the Renoma’s apartments do not have to resign themselves to preparing all their meals like those living in standard housing. If so inclined, they can either visit or order in from one of the Renoma’s renowned eateries. Located on the building’s ground floor Cafe Trumpledor is a favorite among hotel guests and locals alike, and Bar 51 is where chef Moshiko Gamlieli transforms the freshest seasonal ingredients into must-try dishes.

Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments
Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments
Credit: Adi Gilad photography

Those staying in Renoma’s studio and multi-room apartments enjoy a full range of amenities traditionally reserved for hotel stays. These include around the clock reception, concierge, housekeeping, chauffer, laundry, maintenance, parking, and room service. Additionally, the Renoma and its guests/tenants are consistently protected by secure entry and 24-hour CCTV systems. The boutique establishment is home to a private spa, where guests/tenants can unwind and recharge their batteries with a series of massage treatments, as well as in the dry sauna and essential oil rain shower. If that weren’t enough, guests/tenants are provided with complimentary vouchers to one of Tel Aviv’s best gyms located 50 meters up the street, and can borrow bicycles, parasols, drinks, and games that make a day trip to the beach that much more enjoyable.
A safe haven for global tenants

When the Covid-19 pandemic hit and Israel’s hotels closed, fully serviced apartments became a safe, available accommodation alternative for those visiting Israel from abroad. According to Rottenberg, they have retained their popularity over time, even as restrictions have eased. “Our serviced apartments have stayed open throughout the pandemic, attracting our regular guests, as well as a steady stream of first-timers. Israelis and Jewish families - mostly from Britain, the US, France, and Russia - enjoy our apartments because they allow them to host family and friends,” he explains.

Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments
Tel Aviv's Renoma Presents a Designer Hotel and Apartments
Credit: Adi Gilad photography

Rottenberg adds that the Renoma’s apartments are equally popular among global hi-tech workers who have relocated to Israel for work for weeks or even months at a time. In such a situation, space and privacy are primary concerns. The need for a hotel-like setup where reservations can be made with ease, and the price includes utilities, parking, housekeeping and internet is key. “The minimum stay at one of our apartments is a week, but tenants can stay for months, while enjoying the flexibility of month-to-month lease renewal,” Rottenberg says.
A comfortable home away from home
At the Renoma, much effort is poured into providing guests/tenants with the precise, convenient accommodation solution they need to make their stay as comfortable and as enjoyable as possible.

The larger, three-bedroom apartments make for ideal family stays, and the 200-square foot penthouse with its own private pool is a particularly popular booking. Conversely, visiting executives traveling on their own tend to feel most at home in the one- to two-bedroom apartments, Rottenberg says.

Through this precise integration of comfortable, spacious apartments and boutique hotel amenities, the Remona’s guests can truly feel that they’re staying in their home away from home in Israel. This, in turn, keeps them coming back for more enjoyable stays, time and time again.

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